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It could be the smallest physical copy of scriptures to ever exist.
@byuengineering students found a way to etch the entire text of The Book of Mormon onto a thin silicon disc that can fit in the palm of your hand.
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Professor @JohnGTurner2020, who is not a Latter-day Saint, is writing a biography of Joseph Smith. He has found the Joseph Smith Papers to be a “historian’s treasure trove.” thechurchnews.com/history/20…
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Did Brigham Young invent the Pony Express? Not really. But kinda sorta. fromthedesk.org/pony-express…
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Elder @GerritWGong at the Church History Symposium: Religious liberty is deeply rooted in Latter-day Saint doctrine and history @BYURSC #religiousfreedom | deseret.com/faith/2022/3/11/…
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We are thrilled to learn from Josh Sears and Avram Shannon (@BYUReligiousEd) to hear more about their edited collection (with G Strathearn and G Pierce)
Covenant of Compassion: Caring for the Marginalized and Disadvantaged in the Old Testament (@BYURSC)
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Today we are thrilled to hear from Dr. Casey Griffiths (@BYUReligiousEd) discuss his new @BYURSC book,
Truth Seeker: The Life of Joseph F. Merrill, Scientist, Educator, and Apostle
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The Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship is pleased to continue an initiative to support women writing Living Faith books!
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Gordon B. Hinckley's mission president is the subject of a new @BYURSC biography, "Truth Seeker: The Life of Joseph F. Merrill, Scientist, Educator, and Apostle."
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Very excited to present at @ldsfair Conference this week. I present at 3:15 on Thursday April 5th. My title is “‘We mean to elect him’: Electioneer Experiences during Joseph Smith’s 1844 Presidential Campaign.” Tune in! @stormingnation @BYURSC fairlatterdaysaints.org/conf…
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5 facts about this ‘forgotten’ Latter-day Saint apostle, from a new biography by #BYU prof. Casey Griffiths @BYURSC @DeseretBook #innovators | deseret.com/faith/2021/7/20/… via @DeseretNews
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Dr. Easton-Flake and Dr. Cope are writing for our brief theological introductions to the Doctrine and Covenants series.
They're marvelous examples of #disciplescholars
Congratulations to BYU Religious Education’s Amy Easton-Flake and Rachel Cope for receiving the award for “Best Article on Women’s History” at the 2021 Mormon History Association!
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The AML Award for Criticism goes to Anthony Sweat for Repicturing the Restoration: New Art to Expand our Understanding and published by @BYURSC
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We are busy planning events for the fall, when we can host people on campus.
We have missed you. And can't wait to see you in person!
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Memorial Day: Latter-day Saints who survived Bataan Death March, WWII prison camps remembered in new book @BYURSC @DeseretBook #MemorialDayWeekend #Philippines | deseret.com/faith/2021/5/28/… via @DeseretNews
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The Lord Jesus Christ atoned for us. As we repent, He has the power to forgive, redeem us from sin, change our hearts, strengthen us, and keep us on the path to our Heavenly Father.
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When we face challenges and afflictions, we may feel discouraged or perhaps forgotten.
In the midst of your tribulations, you can find the peace that you need through the serene power of prayer. Heavenly Father hears your prayers.
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I invite us to remember that perhaps the most repeated line in all of scripture is “It came to pass.” Painful days do pass. It might seem that they won’t, but they do. No regret is forever. No disappointment is fatal or final. No mistake is beyond remedy.
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"Early Christians looked upon people who read the #Bible alone and quietly with suspicion. Instead, they felt that the text should be read out loud, and in some cases performed. It was a living text." -@BYURSC Thomas Wayment #10questions fromthedesk.org/10-questions…
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Thank you to CGU Alumnus, Thomas Wayment (MA '98, PhD '00), for speaking at last nights #Mormon Studies Lecture. Thomas spoke about his New Testament Translation from the @BYURSC. Have you read Thomas's book yet? bit.ly/ThomasNewTestament #CarryingTheFlame🔥 #LDS @DeseretBook @BYU















